Don't know. All I know is my '75 doesn't have posi, nor any other stock 'B'
AFAIK.
Thomas M. Benvie (a dyed in the wool AMC guy) used to post on this list and
was a wealth of info. He posted this some years ago WRT third members:
"The Bricklin rearend is the same as any 8 cyl Rambler American (66-69), 8
cyl Hornet (70-77) 8 cyl Gremlin (72-76) 8 cyl Concord (78-9) and 8 cyl
Spirit (79). The six cyl rearends will fit, but they are not heavy duty
and will not last. Most of the above named cars did not come with a posi.
However, most Javelin/AMXs did, as well as Matador/Ambassador/Rebel. The
center section of these cars are the same as the other ones.
Rebel/Matador?Ambassador used coli springs, and have much wider axles.
Javelin/AMX look the same, but are a few inches wider, again due to longer
axles. There is an add in the AMX club for a rear disc brake kit to
convert these axles if anyone is interested."
Last known info I have:
Thomas M. Benvie
5 Sachem Rock Ave.
East Bridgewater, MA 02333
(508) 378-1423
mailto:tbenvie@bu.edu
AMC list he referred to:
mailto:amc-list@mcfeeley.cc.utexas.edu
If this doesn't pan out, search the web for other AMC sites/mailing lists.
"The truth is out there". ;^)
BTW, the tone and presumptuousness of your post leaves me wanting to let you
'find out the hard way'.
GM
----- Original Message -----
> Hey,
> Is there no person on this list that has done this?
> I will give this post one more try...and then I will have to find out
the hard way....(dont know what that way is...but I am sure it will be
harder than asking here).
> ALSO - someone HAS to have a posi rear in their car...let me in on your
secrets....please. (is it an Auburn or a stock Jeep type that is rebuilt?)
> Thanks
>
> Jamie
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